Plan to Produce Defense Steel Despite Strike
Pittsburgh observers report steel workers and industry prepared to resume defense production while seeking cost efficient methods. President Philip Murray and industry leaders said they were ready to strike but had not solved the cost and effort challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Stabilization Board
WSB
Truman
Supreme Court
Philip Murray
CIO
Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
INS
United Steelworkers
Washington
Pa Newe Sees Fragments Of Daily Life In Local Notes
Pa Newe Observes reports a low key year with Friday the Thirteenth Club gathering and church Vacation Bible schools. Rose gardens bloom after a rainy May improving county scenery. Route 351 base stone work will start to widen for turnpike traffic and surface will be amesite paved. Route 108 Harlansburg and Route 18 north of New Wilmington see concrete road work while downtown areas gain fresh yellow no parking paint applied by spray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Line
Enon Valley
Highway Department
White Line
Harlansburg
Route 18
New Wilmington
Pa Newe
Local visits and weekend travels noted in area towns
NEW GALILEE David and Harry Emery of Butler visited in town this week. Mrs Ed Henry was in New Castle Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Henry visited in Aliquippa Sunday. Lee Huffman was in New Castle Saturday. Ruth Buttner of Darlington Lake visited Dorothy Henry Saturday. Peggy Duncan is spending the week in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Earl Burk and son visited at the home of Arthur Duncan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins and family were in Beaver Falls Friday. Cpl Louis Mangano of Camp Picket Virginia spent the weekend with his parents here. James Herbison was in Beaver Falls Saturday. Mr and Mrs Myron Britton of Michigan visited at the home of John Britton Saturday. James Denison and George Corbin of Darlington Lake visited at the home of Ed Henry Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Harry Emery
Butler
Ed Henry
New Castle
John Henry
Aliquippa
Lee Huffman
Ruth Buttner
Darlington Lake
Dorothy Henry
Peggy Duncan
Cleveland
Earl Burk and Son
Arthur Duncan
Fred Jenkins
Beaver Falls
Cpl
Louis Mangano
Camp Picket
James Herbison
Myron Britton
Michigan
John Britton
James Denison
George Corbin
In Memoriam for Norman P Schultz Died June 10 1950
Memorial note marks two years since Norman P Schultz death on June 10 1950. Wife Rhoda C Schultz signs as loving survivor in this brief tribute, noting memory as a gift from God and expressing continued remembrance. Also mentions the Peck dam with volume data of 128 000 000 cubic yards as a separate fact within readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Schultz
Rhoda C. Schultz
For Peck
U S Troops Raze Toughest Roje Island Compound
U S paratroopers assault Roje Island compound 76 78 in a fierce two and a half hour battle killing an American soldier by a spear wound and uncovering red battle plans a radio receiver and a tunnel amid smoldering ruins. Prisoners fought with improvised weapons while tanks burned stores and fuel. 12 759 Reds were moved from compounds 76 and 78 and several leaders were isolated.
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Compound 76
Thomas Trapnell
187Th Airborne
Kose
Trapnell
Boamer
Eighth Army
Kose Island
MacArthur Likely To Be Keynoter In G Op
National GOP aide Charles Hacker casts doubt on any single candidate winning the keynoter post while the committee meets. He notes a half dozen others still in the race including Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Eisenhower’s campaign manager, and governors Howard Pyle John Fine J Bracken Lee plus Senator William Knowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hacker
National Republican
Guy Gabrielson
MacArthur
Deaths Of The Day From Ellwood City Area
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Ezra A Pontius aged 75 of East Brook R D 5 John Sofelkanich 33 of 705 Wayne Ave Ellwood City Nellie Tindall 72 of Portersville and infant Nicola Zona son of Charles and Doris Zona. Services planned at Oak Park cemetery Locust Grove Zelienople and Joseph B Leyde mortuary with arrangements in progress.
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Ezra A. Pontius
Ezra Augustus Pontius
East Brook Road
R. D
Hickory Township
Lawrence County
J. M
Elwilda Sherbine Pontius
Anna Dinsmore
Pontius
East Brook
Charles
Robert
John
R. L. Boyd
Harold K. Gaiser
Oak Park Cemetery
John Sofelkanich
Wayne Avenue
Ellwood City
Monessen
Anna Sofelkanich
Frank Spfelkanich
First Methodist Church
National Tube Company
124Th Armored Engineers
Rhineland
Europe
Sofelkanich
the Moose
The
Polish Club
Sons of Italy
Workingmen's Social Club
Victor Immanuel Lodge
Shirley Wardman
Sanna Sofelkanich
Shirley Wardman Sofelkanich
John Scott
Frank, Jr
William
Sofie Levchenko
Anna Toth
Mary Ferruchie
Elizabeth Pratt
Ellwood
Nellie Tindall
Portersville
New Castle Hospital
Perry Township
Glen Funeral Home
East Grandview Avenue
Zelienople
Nicola Clarence Zona
Doris Garver Zona
A.D
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Charles Zona
Nick Zona
Garver
R.D
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland
Warren Dean
Chopsuey Origins Traced From Chinese Terms
The dish name derives from Chinese words for miscellaneous pieces while the food itself originated in the United States, reflecting a cross cultural culinary evolution.
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The
United States
Lawrence County Traffic Club Elects New President Keely
Lloyd E Keely terminal supervisor of Valley Motor Freight New Castle becomes president of the Lawrence County Traffic Club in Pennsylvania at the June 9 dinner meeting at the Elks club. He succeeds E T Cole with Fred R Ball named vice president and other officers retained or added.
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Lloyd E. Keely
Valley Motor Freight Company
New Castle
Lawrence County Traffic Club
Pennsylvania
Mr. Keely
Elks Club
E. T. Cole
Universal Rundle Corporation
Fred R. Ball
Erie Railroad Company
John P. Corio
Johnson Bronze Company
Roy K. Frampton
the Valley Motor Freight Company
Williams. Unger
Leland R. Stoops
Pennsylvania Engineering Company
Charlies E. Sager
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
County Traffic Club
Joseph W. Emelko
Robert A. Loudon
Keystone-Lawrence Transfer & Storage Company
Fred A. DeCarbo
Norwalk
George Lewis
Struthers, C
G. S. Mook
Mathews Conveyor Company
Ellwood City
Penn State Grad Ronald Altobelli Wins Industrial Engineer BS
Ronald Frank Altobelli son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Altobelli of 308 West Clen Moore boulevard graduated from Penn State College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering He will join Albion Malleable Iron Company Albion Michigan and move there with his wife Ruby Snook Altobelli and son Gene Parents and grandfather Frank Pelino attended the exercises Ronald is the second Altobelli son to graduate from Penn State Eugene his brother did so last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Frank Altobelli
Nicholas Altobelli
Clen Moore Boulevard
Penn State College
Altobelli
Albion Malleable Iron Company
Albion
Mich
Ruby Snook Altobelli
Gene
Naval Academy Opens in Annapolis in 1845
The United States Naval Academy at Annapolis opened in 1845. Separately, the first adding machine using depressible keys was patented in 1850.
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United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Street Worker Killed As Auto Strikes Crossing Man
Street department worker Pszenny died after being struck by Campola’s car on Sampson street near McCleary avenue. The car carried no valid inspection, and Campola had no license or proof. Pszenny, 58, a Poland-born Ambridge resident, had worked 48 years for the streets department and left a wife, five sons, a daughter, and many grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday morning.
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Campella
Bud Raymond
Buena Vista Street
Warren
Dean Tricker
Sampson Street
Campola
Pszenny
McCleary Avenue
Sampson
Delbert Weis
Herman Richards
Clark Davis
Charles E. Allen
Department of Streets
SS. Philip and James’ Church
Tow. Jagielly Club
P.R.C.U
Helen Pszenny
Anthony
Stanley
Harry
Victor
Edward
William Gierlach
Julia Kosinski
Bessie Ostrowski
Sabina Jurkowski
Cecelia Pszenny
Louise Antkowski
Ambridge
Adam Pszenny
Noga
South Mill
Reynolds Street
SS. Philip and James
W. V. Stancelewski
Madonna Cemetery
Machine Cashing Of Checks Planned
A new banking device will dispense rolled paper bundles of ten dollar and five dollar bills when customers cash checks. Boston previewed the gadget as field tests proceed in Chicago Washington and Detroit. The inventor is a bank executive who perfected the design in his home kitchen. The text also notes the ermine is the winter white form of the weasel and its fur name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
President asks Congress for urgent steel production needs
President Truman told Congress the nation faces urgent steel requirements to support military needs in Korea. He outlined White House efforts to direct steel companies and unions to meet urgent production while warning a prolonged strike could jeopardize defense plants, power equipment and transport for allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
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Union
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Murray
Steel Company
White House
Avages
Frank Gillest
Ladies’ & Men’s Custom Tailor
New Galilee
Memoriam
BUTZ
Butz Flowers
E. Wesh. St
Junedale Choice Meats
E. Washington ST
Junedale Brand Creamery
U.S
James A. van Fleet
By Howard Reynolds
Man
Gramme School
Howard L. Reynolds
Wedgwood
Sterling By
International
Gorham Towle International
Wallace
Rogers Bros
Holmes & Edwards
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
L. E. Keely
Ronald Altobelli
Penn State
M. J. Donnelly
Special Agent
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
N. Mercer St
Campbell Funeral Home
Wholesale Funeral Supplies
East North St
East
Moody Avenue
America
Nellie B. Campbell
Kenneth M. Downs
Smith’s
Lephone
ECM el
Xpert Watch and
Jack Gerson
Washington St
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